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Barbara, who sells international literary rights, settles down in Paris, where she has taken refuge after living through an experience that has upset her a great deal. She moves in with her grandmother Margaux, with whom she has a very special bond. One morning in 2008, the year of the big snowfall, Barbara finds an unknown young man sleeping on her red sofa. The enigmatic photographer who never takes photographs of people will help her in an... - Read more

What would happen if one day you wake up to a civilization that is falling to pieces? This is the situation in which the hero of Apocalypse Z finds himself in; a young lawyer who lives a relaxed life of routine in a small provincial Spanish town, until an obscure medical incident occurs in the remote country of Caucaso. Progressively what was a merely a commentary in the international news media becomes an epidemic of devastating proportions... - Read more

Combining a gripping love story with a revealing look into 19th-century Japan, this biographical novel chronicles the bittersweet story of Tsurumatsu and Okichi Saito-a young Japanese couple torn apart by the whims of international politics. When the first American consul, Townsend Harris, arrived in Japan, he took a liking to Okichi, who, despite already being married, was promised by her local governor to Harris, and remained his concubine... - Read more

Financed by a mysterious American multi-millionaire and manned by an old Jewish archaeologist, a secret expedition delves deep into the Jordanian dessert. With the help of two sketchy maps, the exact location where the Ark of Covenant was buried by the Jews that saved it from the destruction of the Second Temple is pinpointed. One of these maps was amongst the Qumran scrolls, the other was found hidden in the inside a candle kept by a Jewish... - Read more

A compilation of the best short stories by the author of “Margarita, the Sea is Lovely”, international Prize Alfaguara for Novel 1998. Sergio Ramirez gives us an unabashed vision, instructive and (not to be scorned at) pleasant view of a Latin American community that gropingly searches (and later willing finds) a place in the story. A place which has not yet conquered its plenitude.... - Read more